gilded
- adjective
- /ˈɡɪldɪd/
- The initial reaction may be to the gold coloring of the bats, reminiscent of the gilded idols once worshipped in pre-Hispanic Guatemala.
- gilded light
So it was like being on the same road and I got the scenery to change from icy, you know, views out my window, to green and pastoral, to gilded and gold.
- So it was like being on the same road and I got the scenery to change from icy, you know, views out my window, to green and pastoral, to gilded and gold.
- Now I have charming pink gilded honey and Peach glow.
Examples
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The gilded frame of the painting added an air of elegance to the gallery.
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Her somber hair, his gilded hair, both smoked now by the rime.
Fiction book (1998) -
On the train to Venice, counting the cypresses against the gilded sky.
Fiction book (1999) -
A gilded hour.
Fiction book (2002) -
Effie sat for a time on the couch, in the gilded heat of sunlight passing through the window behind her.
Fiction book (1997) -
Ares wears an open cape and a helmet with a gilded rim that frames his face.
Academic text (2008) -
"The fire had burned down to flame-licked coals, and its gilded light drew them together in a span of warm silence.
Fiction book (1990) -
It was rather ancient-looking, with the gilded borders and the yellowing paper.
Blog text (10) -
After the fall, Hawass was forced to admit that another gilded statue of Tutankhamun was missing from the Cairo Museum, along with other objects.
Academic text (2011) -
The sun set behind the mountains, casting a gilded light across the tranquil lake.
Synonyms
Having a warm yellow color like gold
A warm brown color that has a golden shine
A color that is yellowish brown like honey
To have a shiny yellow color like gold
Having a light gold color or shine
A warm yellow color like gold
Having a shiny brown or gold color like an old coin
Having a deep golden color like real gold
Having a deep golden color like gold
Having a brownish-gold metal color
Having a golden color or made of gold
Compounds
How Golden
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gilded comes from gild and gold, so it can also describe a warm 'gold' colour, which is why we call hair or light that shines like gold 'gilded'.